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i need some advice
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Originally Posted by black07revolver
hi evryone
i need some advices
how can i take care my g35
what the thnig i shouldnt do it the the car
and other thing
thnx
black07revolver
i need some advices
how can i take care my g35
what the thnig i shouldnt do it the the car
and other thing
thnx
black07revolver
For example, (things you shouldn't do to the car)
Don't drive it into a tree
Don't pee in it
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LOOL!
What do you mean by "how can i take care my g35"?
Wash it. Wax it. Don't crash. Change the oil. get new tires when they go bad.... uh, let's see.... get really soft seat covers in leopard print....
Just kidding - but yeah, your question is a bit too general.
Maybe try a translation website and then paste it here?
What do you mean by "how can i take care my g35"?
Wash it. Wax it. Don't crash. Change the oil. get new tires when they go bad.... uh, let's see.... get really soft seat covers in leopard print....
Just kidding - but yeah, your question is a bit too general.
Maybe try a translation website and then paste it here?
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Just like your other vehicle. Get some good wax, cleaners etc. Your area is like mine, in that dust blows alot. I got rid of the paper filter and went with K&N and improved the intake at the same time. The K&N catches more dust and dirt. Same here with the sun and high temps, it is rough on vehicles here too, good wax or sealants are important. Owners choice. Good luck and welcome.
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Originally Posted by Voodoo
Just like your other vehicle. Get some good wax, cleaners etc. Your area is like mine, in that dust blows alot. I got rid of the paper filter and went with K&N and improved the intake at the same time. The K&N catches more dust and dirt. Same here with the sun and high temps, it is rough on vehicles here too, good wax or sealants are important. Owners choice. Good luck and welcome.
where do you live?
what model is your car?
and when you put the k&n filter
what did you do with the sensors
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I live in Avondale a suburb of Phoenix, AZ (desert). I have a 2004 G35 Coupe. The air filter is usually in front of the MAF sensor, no changes. Just direct replacement for the paper ones. If you go with a cold air kit or z-tube, the section with the MAF will still be put back, inline, so not to affect the "sensors". As you have such a new model, K&N might not have a replacement filter yet, you may have to wait about a month or so. Check the K&N.com web site.
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